New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-26

M s at G Stock @
weeks Of three years ssmpar.
::ss S:g $ss S:G 5:sf Sss 5Ss
The local AIN money market ranged between and
per early In the week the common rate Sig
sa:s9 Of
and 4is per cent bonds at fixed prices the rate was
s at s oc& little
done as high as per cent or at even cent Time
loans also were easier with more plentiful Offering and
commercial paper was iu better demand The domestic
to i premium charleston sic discount to par New.
Orleans 1892 discount for commercial and par for
discount. and Boston. Is cents premium. The
foreign exchanges were quiet and weak toward the close
and short sterling 1t is estimated that So gold
is on the way from Europe with prospects Of further
unquestionsby was made up yesterday with a heavy
rising average for the cash;
fashionable there should be strife to aggravate Il by
Ss Of the
at all with Treasury methods and usases
rapidly declined during the first days Of the month and
then again accumulated TO the last OF the month But
the implied by the of the term during the last
week The Treasury check, upon Its , deposits
ai.Oarsing OFFICER. just as an individual does:
M 5 10 e.:
Of $1,000 900 since september The treasury did nomi
SIS 200 on August 81 to SIS on September
TO- and now they are again over 600 600 And newt
NIL the sinking fund for this year. and that then the Sec
Rotary will be powersss against an accumulation IL II
$ls2 800 900 of bonds outside Of sinking fund appiea
TONS and the Treasury Is restricted In the use OF It's
at the current price" and the requirement to
hold 500 for REDEMPTION Of lsfaltsnaer notes
the stock Exchange the bears Ia control so far
as figures were during the greater part Of tho
GUS and successful in making lower prices Except for
large London and Continental buying. the market
might have run into smallsized panic the movement,
how AXh ed Tuesday. wednesday
there Improvement marked In It's character as
rGs aea s IN
which the small bears played important part After
ABSENCE eDS ay Organized tn. bears
again on top. But Il there is small demand for
equally small supply when the bear. ar. not
Gs Business oS IL. da-. grade a1S the
OF steel rails $3.50. for 1883 delivery is cited as
gsap probably viii not realize an average Of s il was
only after all the home capacity had beer engaged Tor
ed Now
~nisn start TorDds iG %por next .1sps gTS:
the Of s' n r. mil" n.s again S
period from 1879 1882 during the last two
railroads have been r sn w n@ sdS :Ss rails
large a proportion Of IL. capita, expended on
part Of capital from abroad; witness the
trade balances Of the last eight months and the present
condition of the foreign exchanges
The railroad earnings continue show large gains on
1886, which then large gains 1885.
The earnings Of the Chicago and Northwestern for
the first quarter OF its fiscal yesrJuno to August 81
gives $7O25,<96, AGAINST 1893, sl4 In 1856 and
s5956.7l7 in 1885 The earnings OF last year gave net
nearly IL cent for both classes OF Its stock and yet
with gain in the first quarter Of $4,000:
the price OF the common now 10 1922, against
lis en- September 25 1886 The Chronicle table OF the
earnings OF sixtyhres road. in tine second week Of
September gives fifty roads which show gains OF
S4S2, O72. and ton which shsw losses OF S7l5lS (st
Paul $42767 net gains for the whole, $4lO.554, or
per The gains bank exchanges greatest
where speculation has the least Influence on them
Suboined is usual table OF the highest, lowest and
final prices and number OF shares sold OF eighty lac
tive representa- alive stocks, together with tho final
prices of week ago. prexed by the prices Of September
25, 1886: